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When Is a DUI a Felony?

When Is a DUI a Felony?

Everyone knows DUIs are serious business, and our state takes these offenses seriously.


Types of Federal White Collar Crimes

Types of Federal White Collar Crimes

White-collar crime encompasses a variety of non-violent offenses. They are typically committed by people holding positions of trust and authority within an organization.


Four Cybercrimes That Can Result in Federal Charges

Four Cybercrimes That Can Result in Federal Charges

In an era dominated by digital interactions, accusations of federal cybercrime are an unsettling reality for some.


Five Factors That Elevate a Drug Charge to a Felony

Five Factors That Elevate a Drug Charge to a Felony

When it comes to drug charges, the severity can vary, and one of the most serious classifications is a felony.


What Actions Can Lead to Federal Credit Card Charges?

What Actions Can Lead to Federal Credit Card Charges?

Credit card fraud is a serious offense that can result in federal charges. You could receive much higher penalties than you would for a state-level conviction.


Alabama Among Top 10 States with Highest Incarceration Rates

Alabama Among Top 10 States with Highest Incarceration Rates

Alabama has a high incarceration rate. This rate reflects a complex interplay of socioeconomic, legislative and historical factors.


Can Aggravated Assault Charges Lead to Federal Consequences?

Can Aggravated Assault Charges Lead to Federal Consequences?

In the state of Alabama, aggravated assault is a serious offense with severe consequences.


Should Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Drug Charges Exist?

Should Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Drug Charges Exist?

Federal sentencing guidelines provide mandatory minimum sentences for various drug crimes.


How Is Blackmail Defined in Alabama?

How Is Blackmail Defined in Alabama?

According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, there were 327 reported cases of blackmail in the state in 2022.


How the Federal and State Court Systems Differ

How the Federal and State Court Systems Differ

The United States legal system consists of two distinct court systems: the federal court system and the state court system.